[TPIN] Chase Sanborn Mouthpieces

[Chase Sanborn]

> Has any one tried his mouthpieces ? any feed back?

I'm rather fond of them. :)


>  I have one of the earlier versions of the CS Signature in size 66.
>  The cup seems to be medium shallow.  I find that it plays easily,
>  but that it sounds "hotter" and "zippier" than the sound I am after.

The original designation of CS66 is now called CS66MS. There is a  
CS66M which rolls off some of the zip, and the CS66S, which adds some  
The 'M' cup has roughly the volume and tonal balance of a Bach 3C. The  
'S' cup has roughly the volume of a Schilke 14A4a. Like all GR  
mouthpieces, the design is well balanced and efficient. The matched  
set offers a broader sound spectrum than would be possible on just  
one; yet the blow resistance and the range is very similar on all of  
them. I practice on all three cups every day, and typically use two of  
the three on any given gig. I use the CS66MS 70-80% of the time.

All CS mouthpieces are stocked in 66 and 65 diameters (Bach 3 and 7);  
others are available by special order. At present, all are gold  
plated, but we may consider moving to silver due to the high price of  
gold.

More info: http://www.chasesanborn.com/chasemp.html

In other news: Music Business Tactics has just been sent off to the  
printer. It will be available in a couple of weeks. Stay tuned for  
further announcements!

CS